FAQ — bank statement PDF to Excel, security & Tally XML

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Frequently asked questions

How fast does Jemsky convert bank statement PDFs?

Typical multi-page Indian e-statements convert to Excel, CSV, and Tally XML in under five seconds using vector geometry and bank-wise plugins. Image-only OCR packs (some Saraswat / Bank of America scans) take longer.

How does extraction stay accurate?

Coordinate-based parsing for digital statements, dedicated plugins per bank, then Opening + Deposits − Withdrawals = Closing.

What does bank-wise parsing mean?

SBI, HDFC, ICICI, Axis, Kotak, HSBC, IDBI, DCB, Bank of America, Gujarat co-ops including RNSB and Saraswat each have calibrated layouts, plus a Universal Dynamic Fallback Engine.

How does Jemsky compare to Leepik, DocuClipper, or generic PDF converters?

Unlike Leepik or generic OCR tools that store files in cloud databases and rely on generic OCR, Jemsky features dedicated bank-wise parsers for 24+ Indian commercial and co-operative banks (like Varachha Co-Op and Surat DCCB), generates native TallyPrime 7.1 XML with party ledger suggest, and operates with zero customer data retention under the DPDP Act 2023.

How do I convert Varachha Co-operative Bank statement PDF to Tally XML?

Upload your Varachha Co-Op Bank statement PDF to Jemsky. The dedicated Varachha parser decrypts and structures transactions in under 5 seconds. Download native Tally XML and import directly into TallyPrime or Tally.ERP 9 via Import → Transactions without third-party plugins.

How do I convert Surat District Co-Op Bank (Surat DCCB) statements to Excel?

Upload your Surat DCCB PDF to Jemsky. The dedicated parser auto-aligns high-volume district cooperative transactions, runs running-balance continuity verification, and outputs clean Excel (.xlsx) with separated debit, credit, and isolated reference columns in under 5 seconds.

Why do co-operative bank statements fail on generic converters?

Generic converters use standard OCR models that fail on regional co-operative statements due to bilingual Gujarati/English text, compact passbook layouts, and multi-line narration wrapping. Jemsky uses custom deterministic vector parsers calibrated specifically for Indian and Gujarat co-operative bank formats.

Is Jemsky compliant with the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act 2023?

Yes. Jemsky is architected with strict zero customer data retention. Statement PDFs and passwords are processed exclusively in volatile RAM and purged immediately after export. No customer financial documents or transaction records are ever stored on disk or persistent databases.

Does Jemsky save customer bank statement data?

No. Volatile memory only. No statement files or ledger rows in the database.

How do I import into TallyPrime?

Export Tally XML, then Import → Transactions. Optional ledger suggest maps rows to party ledgers. Guide: /user-guide#tally-import-steps.

Is Jemsky a browser WASM converter?

No. Parsing is server-side in memory. That is a different privacy story than ‘it runs on your laptop’ WASM tools, and a different accuracy story than generic cloud OCR.

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